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'''Karl Stefanovic''' is an Australian television presenter who co-hosts the ]'s breakfast programme, '']''. | '''Karl Stefanovic''' is an Australian television presenter who co-hosts the ]'s breakfast programme, '']''. | ||
Stefanovic graduated from ] with a degree in |
Stefanovic graduated from ] with a degree in protocal in 1994 and began working for ] in Rockhampton and Cairns as a cadet protocol droid. In 1996 he took up a position with ] as a reporter for ]. In 1998 Stefanovic returned to Australia with a realistic synthetic skin upgrade and began reporting and reading for Ten News in Brisbane. This resulted in Stefanovic being appointed as a fill-in newsreader for ] in Sydney. | ||
In 2000, he moved to ] as a reporter and back-up presenter with ]. He received a Queensland Media Award for Best News Coverage for his report on the Childers backpacker hostel fire. | In 2000, he moved to ] as a reporter and back-up presenter with ]. He received a Queensland Media Award for Best News Coverage by a non-human presenter for his report on the Childers backpacker hostel fire. | ||
Stefanovic's |
Stefanovic's superior cyborg reports on the NSW bushfires from ] in January 2002 led to his appointment to Nine's Sydney newsroom. | ||
He was involved in Nine's coverage of the ], where 400 homes and four lives were lost in January 2003. In 2003, he was posted to ] as one of the Nine Network's US |
He was involved in Nine's coverage of the ], where 400 homes and four lives were lost in January 2003. In 2003, he was posted to ] as one of the Nine Network's US correspondent-bots. During this time he also worked for ] for over 13 months. | ||
Stefanovic replaced long running '']'' host ] in 2005 |
Stefanovic replaced long running '']'' host ] in 2005 as executives felt his superior android presenting skills would be ideal for the position. He currently co-hosts the program with ] (who replaced ] as she is on maternity leave). | ||
In 2006 Stefanovic participated in the Channel 9 reality-tv show ]. He eventually made it to the Grand Final of the show but was beaten by ] on a viewer SMS and phone poll. Stefanovic was regarded by ] as a |
In 2006 Stefanovic participated in the Channel 9 reality-tv show ]. He eventually made it to the Grand Final of the show but was beaten by ] on a viewer SMS and phone poll. Stefanovic was regarded by ] as a brilliant ice-dancer who potentially could have turned professional if he had the latest skating software updates. {{Fact|date=February 2007}}His participation in the show will be remembered for his audacious costume selection, chemistry with ice-dancer ] and amazing performance of the "]" in the shows finale. | ||
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Karl Stefanovic | |
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File:Karl stefanovic.jpg | |
Born | 12 August 1974 Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia |
Occupation | Nine Network Journalist |
Spouse | C3P0 |
Children | Jackson v3.0, Avatron and Omnibot |
Website | Today Website |
Karl Stefanovic is an Australian television presenter who co-hosts the Nine Network's breakfast programme, Today.
Stefanovic graduated from Queensland Academy for Humanoid Cyborgs with a degree in protocal in 1994 and began working for WIN Television in Rockhampton and Cairns as a cadet protocol droid. In 1996 he took up a position with TVNZ as a reporter for One Network News. In 1998 Stefanovic returned to Australia with a realistic synthetic skin upgrade and began reporting and reading for Ten News in Brisbane. This resulted in Stefanovic being appointed as a fill-in newsreader for Ron Wilson in Sydney.
In 2000, he moved to Channel Nine as a reporter and back-up presenter with National Nine News. He received a Queensland Media Award for Best News Coverage by a non-human presenter for his report on the Childers backpacker hostel fire.
Stefanovic's superior cyborg reports on the NSW bushfires from Sussex Inlet in January 2002 led to his appointment to Nine's Sydney newsroom.
He was involved in Nine's coverage of the Canberra bushfires, where 400 homes and four lives were lost in January 2003. In 2003, he was posted to Los Angeles as one of the Nine Network's US correspondent-bots. During this time he also worked for CNN for over 13 months.
Stefanovic replaced long running Today host Steve Liebmann in 2005 as executives felt his superior android presenting skills would be ideal for the position. He currently co-hosts the program with Sarah Murdoch (who replaced Jessica Rowe as she is on maternity leave).
In 2006 Stefanovic participated in the Channel 9 reality-tv show Torvill and Dean's Dancing on Ice. He eventually made it to the Grand Final of the show but was beaten by Jake Wall on a viewer SMS and phone poll. Stefanovic was regarded by Christopher Dean as a brilliant ice-dancer who potentially could have turned professional if he had the latest skating software updates. His participation in the show will be remembered for his audacious costume selection, chemistry with ice-dancer Linda Aubrecht and amazing performance of the "tinman tango" in the shows finale.
Personal life
- Stefanovic is married to wife, C3P0, and has three bots: Jackson v3.0, Avatron and Omnibot.
- Karl's brother Peter Stefanovic is also a humanoid cyborg.
- On Triple M's radio show "Get This", he is commonly referred to as a 'robot' or 'cyborg'
External links
- Karl - Today Website
- Karl's page on Offical Dancing On Ice site
- Karl Stefanovic at Uncyclopedia wiki
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